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Sir Archie 'Tiffany' Leach
Royalty: 1331 posts
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Well that's enough of that garbage.
Nancy Astor : "If I were your wife I would put poison in your coffee".
Winston Churchill : "And if I were your husband I would drink it".
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Janet
Deity: 3937 posts
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lol!!!
-If you want the best seat in the house, you have to move the cat.
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geeksandgeeks
Deity: 4296 posts
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And for a moment, I thought, "Awwww, Archie does have a soft side." Thanks for ruining one of the best moments of my life, man ;)
God wants you to send me some money.
"Seven spades doubled, vulnerable, making seven? You BITCH."
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agneepath! 11994
Royalty: 1132 posts
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well it was good to see some old timers on the programme e.g. Trip Khalaf
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Lord Blackadder
Royalty: 1163 posts
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How can you say it was garbage. You don't know what was true. Pete aint gonna lie is he?
"I bet you lost your virginity to a mechanical bull"
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Mr Mercury
Adam who?????
Deity: 4654 posts
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Sir Archie Leach wrote: Well that's enough of that garbage. Couldnt agree more Sir Archie Dave
"Normally i can't dance to save my life.
But as soon as I step in dog shit, I can moonwalk better than Michael Jackson."
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Adam Baboolal
Deity: 4990 posts
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It started off in a very fun way. Then confronted with images of his escapades, I realised that you have to be ok with this life he led, to go forward. I was... There was a definite fun tone throughout with real people. Some great new pictures that I've never seen. And like someone else said, a great home video with Freddie having a laugh. Good stuff. I think this isn't one for the casual fans. You have to at least acknowledge that this was a big part of his life. For the most part, it was all good fun and nothing trashy, imo. And to be honest, I'm glad to see "the real Freddie" as Straker put it. Off the review now...when I taped the second part something went wrong and it didn't work. I have parts 1, 3 and 4. Could someone please post the second part of the show on the hub in the best quality please? Peace, Adam.
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Mcm
Bohemian: 205 posts
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That programme was dreadful. I suppose i was expecting it to be more "Queen". Need to study my Milton Keynes video though for evidence of injury to Freddie's hand. And what was the appalling background music? Still, we all know that the appeal of Queen lies in the collective skill of the band rather than Freddie's sexuality. 3 out of 10 (only because we saw Trip)
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Mr. Teatime
Bohemian: 114 posts
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I think the background music was because it wasn't endorsed by Queen and so they couldn't use the tracks (the ones they did show were BBC footage like from TOTP...). I thought it was enjoyable, I was pleased they didn't linger on Freddie's death at all - just saying 'and then he was dead'. I had never seen Thor before, but wasn't he the one who slept around with everyone and supposedly gave Freddie AIDS?
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Thomas Tønnesen
Bohemian: 432 posts
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It's quite speculative.... I think it's almost impossible to say who 100% sure gave Freddie the disease... Rumours have said : Joe Murphy (a friend of Thor) Another possible might be Vince the barman... Many people is in the picture.... Is it said that he contracted it in the US, that might be not either.... Hard to say !
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Penetration_Guru
Deity: 11040 posts
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Harder to care. I didn't watch this, as I couldn't see the interest. If he'd been hetero, would they still have made the programme? Why not do a programme on the Runaways? they went like barn doors in a gale, and lived, plus they were women in a male world.
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agneepath! 11994
Royalty: 1132 posts
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That Eric Hall is a twat. (sorry had to get it out of my system)
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Rich Tea
Bohemian: 253 posts
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Freddie wrote Killer Queen about Eric Hall! Come on do me a favour! I did find some of this interesting but all these people claiming this song was about them and that song was about the other was in my opinion total bollocks! Freddie lived in a world which I'm afraid I will never understand but then again the guy was a genius something which I could never claim to be!
Shadow boxing with yourself just seems to get you no where!
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agneepath! 11994
Royalty: 1132 posts
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"Some great new pictures that I've never seen. And like someone else said, a great home video with Freddie having a laugh" Yes... it was worth watching just for those. also the pic of Freddie at Garden Lodge (taken by Jim Hutton) was in colour - the first time i've seen it in colour.
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Adam Baboolal
Deity: 4990 posts
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Yeah, I couldn't take Eric Hall seriously! But I do remember that some merely offered their own opinions on things. It'll be interesting to see what comes up next month with the BoRhap docu. Peace, Adam.
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Whatinthewhatthe?
Deity: 2210 posts
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You guys will have to give us Yanks a rating (audience-wise) when results come out. I'd like to see the percentage that watched it!
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Flashman
Deity: 4523 posts
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Quite enjoyed Trip Khalaf's little joke on meeting Freddie's new acquaintance the morning after the night before:- "Hi, I'm Thor." "I'll bet you are!" All in all, though - not really my cup of tea. Summed it up when they had a 'Maroon 5' song playing in the background. I mean, for Flashy's sake, hundreds of Queen tracks to choose and we get some fuckin' Yankee shit. Makes me sick.
FLASHMAN STRIKES AGAIN!
Paul Rodgers is not the best thing since fried Fred.
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Adam Baboolal
Deity: 4990 posts
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I think the music was fine. They didn't use much Queen stuff because it was all down to describing Freddie kinda stuff. And because of the content in the programme, that meant very few Queen songs. Body Language, Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy, We Are The Champions, The Great Pretender, etc. If I'd been putting that show together, I would've made similar, if not the same choices. It fit the content. And don't you thank god they didn't use magic tour stuff!! lol Peace, Adam.
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Penetration_Guru
Deity: 11040 posts
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Lisa, Channel 5's best audiences are half a million people. You'll be lucky if half of that watched it.
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freddiefreddie
Be Gentle, I'm a newbie: 5 posts
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Over on Channel Five, Freddie Mercury documentary Freddie's Loves was watched by 1.4 million viewers and attracted a 7% audience share.(from Guardian.co.uk website, in the media rating section)
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